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Changing moods of the monsoon
This year, I did not buy a new umbrella. For as long as I can remember, buying an umbrella at the start of every rainy season has been a small ritual in…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep Editors Choice
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The power of words
It is quite fascinating how people around us can influence us, in ways we actually fail to recognise. Every single day, we cross paths with several people who might be our colleagues,…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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Brave and dexterous in taking on the slithery kind
he first king cobra I ever saw was neither in a zoo nor on a television screen. It was in the courtyard of my grandfather’s brother’s house, its magnificent hood fully spread,…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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The comfort curse
Every generation has its own story. My parents’ generation grew up with very little and spent much of their lives building. My generation was somewhere in between. We were expected to work…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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‘No longer want to fight my body’: Manisha Koirala on food, guilt, and learning to nourish herself
Manisha Koirala, Bollywood actor and cancer survivor, recently opened up about her long-standing relationship with food, elaborating on how it has developed over time: “My relationship with food has changed over the…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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Expert Explains: What the fresh Houthi offensive in Yemen means for Saudi Arabia
On September 11, Houthi forces in Yemen seized the strategically vital port town of Mokha, about 60 km from the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait. They said they had also captured the Perim and Zuqar…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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India has a chance to change what BRICS stands for — more choices, not more blocs
It’s an extraordinary conclave of global leaders. As the BRICS summit opens today at Bharat Mandapam, the leaders will represent almost half the world’s population, 40 per cent of global GDP and…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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Bigorexia in teenagers: When gym, muscles and protein take over a young person’s life
Bigorexia, also known as muscle dysmorphia, is a type of body dysmorphic disorder where a person believes that their body is not muscular and strong enough, even when others think they are…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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Delhi-Guangzhou flights to resume: Why Guangzhou is a key hub for Indian businessmen
As President Xi Jinping landed in New Delhi for the BRICS Summit on Saturday morning, China Southern Airlines announced that it would resume regular passenger services on the Guangzhou-New Delhi route from…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep
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Siddharth calls Aditi Rao Hydari his ‘soulmate’: ‘My life would have been rubbish without her’
Siddharth and Aditi Rao Hydari’s love story has melted hearts online, and while fans have heard the Heeramandi actor’s side of the story in several interviews, Siddharth has now opened up about…
By Sohail Khan · 12 Sep